# Sounds like you've got it right. those wires are just low current signal wires -->

Posted by Matt (93SE) on September 21, 2003 at 22:39:55: In Reply to: lol i knew it!! ---> posted by lophix on September 21, 2003 at 22:17:46: if youv'e got a multimeter, check the voltage going out of it, and see what the aux input it looking for. sometimes they're set to trigger when you ground the wire, sometimes it's when they see 12V. see what the module is putting out, then make sure that's what you need to use for the input on the other end. Replys:

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: if youv'e got a multimeter, check the voltage going out of it, and see what the aux input it looking for. : sometimes they're set to trigger when you ground the wire, sometimes it's when they see 12V. : see what the module is putting out, then make sure that's what you need to use for the input on the other end.